Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

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Q...-.,W.f..-J.- -.- .a. 4 y H f ngmmwwm Kane! Dru Majorettes Seated: D. Alber, J. Jordan, C. Haberer, D. Zantello, J. Wurster. First Row: R. Owen, B. Thomas, Drum Majors, M. Owen H. Riba, P. Henderson D. Gordon, F. Clark, M. Henderson, A. Klein, I. Blair, L. Deede P. Crothers, C. Ward, S. Rogers, H. Lange, H. Fosdick, A. Moehn, J. Layherg J. Levleit, Drum Major. Second Row: Mr. Bearss, Director, D. Hall, F. Harris, S. Kern, J. Jordan, L. Finkbeiner, C. Rentschler, B. Underhill, G. Hart, H. Wilson, E. Hertler, M. A. Davis, J. Braun, J. Hartman, D. Burkhardt, B. Nelson. Top Row: B. Lewis B. Hunting, L. Kohler, J. Thomas, D. Gall, A. Easton, P. Steiner, E. Lewis E. Jacobs, R. Bearss, D. Kohler, H. Feeman, W. Ellis, G. Graf, W. Koebbe, D. Otto. SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE CITY CF SALINE. The Saline Band served the city of Saline and the community in a series of summer concerts during 1942. For the ten concerts, the members of the band gave their talent in a most loyal manner. Their enthusiasm, punctuality, and performances spoke well for their training during the previous school year. The local business men, through the Rotary Club, provided a treat of ice cream at the close of each evening's performance for the band. The Rotary Club built a new band stand for the concerts. Special attractions were arranged for by Mr. Bearss. He called upon his large acquaintance of amateur and professional talent, who put on specialty acts for each of the summer concerts. Two free-will collections were taken for the band. The funds were used to purchase three new snare drums, which re- placed drums formerly loaned by the Washtenaw County Drum and Bugle Corps. Crowds of 1,000 to 4,000 of interested people from Saline and nearby cities visited the concerts each Wednesday night. INVITATIONS FROM LARGE CITIES. The city of Jackson, through the Elk's Lodge, invited the Saline Band to lead a special parade the week of July 4th in Jackson. The band played a patriotic concert on the lawn of the Jackson County Court House. The Mayor of Jackson and Master of Ceremonies complimented the band and its director in his address to the audience, in these words, 'Saline